Donald Duck & Co #8/1995
In "Gyngestolen," Donald Duck takes charge of Skrue’s business while the inventor is away—only to face a mysterious, unseen rival quietly taking over each enterprise. With a strange mirror left behind that flips wealth and poverty, Donald must navigate a web of confusion as fortunes shift and the true nature of the mirror’s power begins to unfold. Written by William Van Horn and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by William Van Horn, this 1995 Egmont comic from Norway offers a quirky, suspenseful twist on classic Duck Tales-style mischief.
In "Gjeldsbrevet," Skrue finds himself in a sticky situation after borrowing a pickaxe from a gold prospector during the Klondike gold rush. With a staggering penalty of five kroner in damages plus a ten-thousand-percent weekly fine—enough to cost him everything—he’s racing against time to return the tool before his debt spirals out of control.
In the snowy heart of winter, Langbein enters the TV 13 home video contest for the top prize of twenty-five thousand kroner, aiming to capture the perfect ski film. With a tight deadline and a shaky camera, he enlists Klaus as his reluctant cinematographer, setting off a whirlwind of awkward takes and frozen equipment.
When Skrue vanishes, leaving behind a mysterious mirror that swaps wealth between the rich and poor, Donald takes over his cousin’s business—only to find a strange, unknown businessman quietly seizing control, one company at a time. Fattigmannsspeilet’s strange power sets off a chain of unexpected changes, but who’s really behind the takeover?
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #6/1980 (1980), Donald Duck #40/1992 (1992), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #11 (1994)
Reprinted in Mikke Mus Månedshefte #2/2006
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